Multicomp pro MP780994 Manuel utilisateur

TDR CABLE TESTER KIT

MP780994

Contents

I. Overview 3

II. Accessories 3

III. Safety Information 4

IV. Features 4

V. Display Features MP780994 5

VI.Testing Mode 6

6.1 Testing Twisted-Pair Cabling 6

6.2 Testing Coaxial Cabling 12

VII.POE Mode 14

VIII.Tone Mode 15

8.1 Tone Mode Display 15

8.2 Receiver (for MP780994 KIT only) ----------------------------------------------------16

IX. Calibrating Length Measurements (Only for test mode)----------------------------18

9.1 Setting the NVP to a Specified Value ------------------------------------------------18

9.2 Determining a Cable’s Actual NVP ----------------------------------------------------19

X. Backlight 19

XI. Unit of Length 19

XII. Auto Power Off 19

XIII. Other functions 20

13.1 Low battery indication 20

13.2 Troubleshooting 20

13.3 Specifications 20

XIV. Maintenance 20

I. Overview

MP780994 KIT is a handheld TDR cable tester, suitable for copper cables (CAT 5E,

CAT 6,CAT 6A or CAT 8) used to detect and diagnose wiring condition of twisted pair and

coaxial cable, detect network service, short/open circuit in network cabling, split pair,

miswire, etc. It can also be applied to detect if there is PoE supply (POE module) in

network cabling and PoE standard (802.3AF, 802.3AT, 802.3BT). Wiremap, cable length,

open-circuit location and other information can be displayed on the screen

simultaneously. The cable tester is characterized by accurate, easy to operate, visibly-

displayed, making it an ideal tool for network communication maintenance, network

engineering, wiring engineering, etc.

II. Accessories

If any accessories listed below is missing or damaged, please contact with your supplier

immediately.

Items Quantity

MP780994 TDR cable tester 1 pc

1.5V AA alkaline battery 3 pcs

RJ45 adapting cable 1 pc

RJ11 adapting cable 1 pc

RJ11 adapting cable (adapted to alligator clip) 1 pc

Plug, F-connector to F-connector 1 pc

User manual 1 pc

Carrying bag 1 pc

Receiver (for MP780994 KIT only) 1 pc

Micro USB charging cable (for MP780994 KIT only) 1 pc

III. Safety Information

To avoid fire, electric shock or personal injury, please follows:

Do not open the casing, there is no any user-serviceable parts inside.

Please operate the tester by following the user manual, otherwise the tester can be

damaged.

Check the condition and do not use if there is any damage to the casing or leads.

Please stop using if the tester does not work normally.

Please replace the battery immediately if low battery symbol appears, so as to ensure

test accuracy.

IV. Features

1. Mode knob: Wire tracking mode, testing mode, POE mode

2. Power button: Long press for 2 seconds to power on, short press for 1 second to

power off

3. The scroll buttons (multiplexed) are used to view test result.

4. LCD display with backlight

5. Select RJ45 or coaxial cable connector

6. Short press this button to switch unit, long press about one second to turn on/off the

backlight

Press , and power button at the same time to display the software version.

Press , and power button at the same time to calibrate measured length

(Only for test mode).

7. F-Connector for connecting coaxial cable

8. Modular jack for connecting to telephone and twisted-pair network cable. The jack

accepts 8-pin modular (RJ45) and 6-pin modular (RJ11) connectors.

9. Wiremap adapter with 8-pin modular jack and coaxial F connector.

Wall outlet

Far

end adapter

Patch panel

V. Display Features (MP780994)

7 8 9 10

4 12

2 13

1. Tester icon

2. Detail screen indicator

3. Indicates which port is active, the RJ45 port or the coaxial port.

4. Tone mode indicator

5. Numeric display with feet/meters indicator

6. Test mode indicator

7. PoE mode indicator

8. Short circuit indicator

9. Telephone voltage indicator

10. Indicates a wiremap adapter is connected to the far end of the cable

11. Low battery indicator

12.Ethernet port indicator

13. Wiremap diagram

14. Fault/high voltage indication: “ ” denotes fault or high voltage occurs at the cable.

SPLIT appears if split pair occurs.

VI. Testing Mode

6.1 Testing Twisted-Pair Cabling

6.1.1 Cabling Test

(1) Turn on the tester, and set the knob to "TEST", then press "PORT" to select RJ45

port.

(2) Connect tester and wiremap adapter to the cabling, the test runs continuously until

you change modes or turn the tester off.

Note: Accurate cable length measurement without the need to connect a remote adapter,

however, an adapter is required for a complete wiremap test.

Figure 6.1 Connecting to Twisted Pair Network cabling

6.1.2 Typical Testing Results

6.1.2.1 Open on Twisted Pair Cabling

As shown in figure 6.2, the third wire is open-circuit, the three segments shown for the wire

pair length indicate the open is approximately 3/4 the distance to the end of the cabling.

The cable length is 71.5m.

To see the distance to the open, use “ ” and “ ” to view detailed results for the wire pair.

Note: If only one wire in a pair is open, both wires are shown as open. The warning icon

“ ” does not appear if both wires in a pair are open because open pairs are normal for

some cabling applications.

Figure 6.2 Open on Twisted Pair Cabling

6.1.2.2 Short on Twisted Pair Cabling

Figure 6.3 shows a short between wires 5 and 6, the shorted wires flash to indicate the

fault.

The cable length is 74.8m.

Note: When there is a short, the far-end adapter and the mapping of the un-shorted wires

are not shown.

Figure 6.3 Short on Twisted Pair Cabling

6.1.2.3 Crossed Wires

Figure 6.4 shows that wires 3 and 4 are crossed. The pin numbers flash to indicate the

fault.

Cable length is 53m. The cable is shielded.

Note: Detection of crossed wires requires a far-end adapter.

Figure 6.4 Crossed Wires

6.1.2.4 Crossed Pairs

Figure 6.5 shows that 1, 2 and 3, 6 are crossed. The pin numbers flash to indicate the fault.

Detection of crossed wires requires a far-end adapter.

Figure 6.5 Crossed Pairs

6.1.2.5 Split Pair

Figure 6.6 shows a split pair on 3, 6 and 4, 5. The symbol “ ” and split pair flash to

indicate the fault. The cable length is 46.8m.

In a split pair, continuity from end to end is correct, but is made with wires from different

pairs.

Split pairs cause excessive crosstalk that interferes with network operation.

Note: Cables with untwisted pairs, such as telephone cords, typically show split pairs

due to excessive crosstalk.

Figure 6.6 Split Pair

6.1.2.6 Ethernet Port Detected

Figure 6.7 shows that the tester detects Ethernet port.

The tester cannot measure the length if the port does not produce reflections. Length

may fluctuate or be obviously too high if the ports impedance fluctuates or varies from

the cable’s impedance. When in doubt, disconnect the cable from the port to get an

accurate length measurement.

6.1.2.8 Voltage Detection

Figure 6.9 shows that the tester detects cable voltage.

If the measured cable is live and its voltage is greater than or equal to 10V, the tester

will show “ ” and “Pn” (P: positive; N: negative).

Figure 6.9 Cable Voltage Detection

Figure 6.7 Ethernet Port Detected

6.1.2.7 POE Switch Detected

Figure 6.8 shows the tester detects the POE switch.

In testing mode, the tester can identify if the device connected by measured cable is POE

switch or not, and displays “POE” and “ ”.

In testing mode, the tester cannot identify IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at and IEEE 802.3bt.

To know about the power supply standards of POE switch, please perform test on the

switch under POE mode. (See “POE Mode”)

Figure 6.8 POE Switch Detected

6.1.2.9 View Details for a Wire Pair

Figure 6.10 shows that the tester displays details for each wire pair. Use “ ”and “ ”

to move through the screens. In this mode, the tester continuously tests only the wire

pair you are viewing.

A: Short on pair 1, 2 at 33.6m. Note: On the results details screens, shorts are shown only

when they are between wires in a pair. When there is a short, the far-end adapter and

the mapping of the un-shorted wires are not shown.

B: Pair 3, 6 is 66.2m long and is terminated with wiremap adapter.

C: Open on pair 4, 6 at 53.7m. The open could be on one or both wires.

A B C

Figure 6.10 Details for a Wire Pair

Connection to bus

Far-end adapter

Wall outlet

Distribution center

6.1.2.10 Connecting to Telephone Networks Wired in Star Topologies

Telephone cables wired in a star topology (Figure 6.11) are connected together at a bridge

gap at the distribution center. The bridge gap connects each wire to all other wires of the

same number. The tester detects bridge taps and measures the distance to the bridge gap.

To measure the length of each cable connected to the bridge gap, connect the wiremap

adapter to the bridge gap and the tester to the wall outlet.

The tester cannot measure length past the bridge gap because reflections from the bridge

gap connection interfere with measurement. If you connect the tester to the bridge gap,

the tester measures the length only to the bridge gap, which is only the patch cord length.

(Do not use multiple far-end adapters in star or bus topologies. Doing so causes incorrect

wiremap results.)

6.1.2.11 Connecting to Telephone Networks in Bus Topologies

Telephone cables wired in a bust topology (Figure 6.12) connect the wall outlets in series.

In this topology, you measure the length from the last outlet to the wiremap adapter.

If you connect to an outlet in the middle of the series, the tester reports a bridge gap. The

length report is the length to the outlet, which is the patch cord length. The tester cannot

measure length past the outlet because reflections from the cables on either side interfere

with measurements.

Figure 6.12 Connecting to Telephone Networks in Bus Topologies

6.2 Testing Coaxial Cabling

6.2.1 Coaxial Cabling Testing

(1) Turn on the tester, and set the knob to “TEST”, then press “PORT” to switch to coaxial

test mode.

(2) Connect the tester and wiremap adapter to the cabling.

(3) For cabling not terminated with and F-connector, use an adapter or hybrid patch cord

to connect to the cabling. The test runs continuously until you change modes or turn

the tester off.

Figure 6.11 Connecting to Telephone Networks Wired in Star Topologies

Figure 6.13 Connecting to Coaxial Cabling

Connection to service

Wall outlet

Coaxial cables

Far-end adapter

Wall outlet

Distribution center

Common connection to bridge gap

Far

end adapter

6.2.2 Typical Testing Results

6.2.2.1 Results for a Good Coaxial Cable

Figure 6.14 shows a good coaxial cable 63.2m and terminated with far-end adapter

Figure 6.14 Coaxial Results

6.2.2.2 Open on Coaxial Cabling

Figure 6.15 shows an open 57.2m from the tester.

Figure 6.15 Open on Coaxial Cabling

6.2.2.3 Short on Coaxial Cabling

Figure 6.16 shows a short 21.6m from the tester.

Figure 6.16 Short on Coaxial Cabling

6.2.2.4 Voltage on Coaxial Cabling

Figure 6.17 shows that the symbol “ ” appears if the coaxial cable is live and its voltage

is greater than or equal to 10V.

Figure 6.17 Voltage on Coaxial Cabling

VII. PoE Mode

As shown in figure 7.1, turn on the tester, and set the knob to POE mode, then the symbol

“POE” appears on the display. The tester shows and identifies af/at/bt and is connected

to power supply device using IEEE 802.3bt standard. In POE mode, the tester detects

POE on pairs 1,2-3,6 and 4,5-7,8. The tester may activate a POE source and will not be

damaged by POE.

If POE is detected, “POE” appears above the powered pairs. The “POE” may blink as

the POE source turns the power on and off.

The tester can detect if the connected device is powered by POE, and can identify

three different POE standards including IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at, IEEE 802.3bt.

If a non-standard POE device is connected, the tester is not able to detect whether

the connected device is POE powered or not, and needs to switch to TEST mode to

detect whether the device is powered or not.

“IEEE 802.3af: CSMA/CD Access Method and Physical Layer Specifications - Data

Terminal Equipment (DTE) Power via the Media Dependent Interface (MDI)”

“IEEE 802.3at: CSMA/CD Access Method and Physical Layer Specifications - Data

Terminal Equipment (DTE) Power via the Media Dependent Interface (MDI) Enhancements”

“IEEE 802.3bt: Physical Layer and Management Parameters for Power over Ethernet over

4 pairs”

Figure 7.1 POE Display

VII. Tone Mode

8.1 Tone Mode Display

(1) Turn on the tester, then set the knob to “SCAN”. In tone mode, the default display is

shown in Figure 8.1.a.

(2) In tone mode, short press “ ” to enable or disable the hub blink function, as

shown in Figure 8.1.b.

(3) If switch under working is connected, “ ” flashes as the switch port flashes, as

shown in Figure 8.1.c.

The tester can send 125KHZ digital modulation signal (10VPP), and support the

included receiver to achieve tone function (For the use of the receiver, please refer to

“8.2 Receiver Unit”).

a: Tone mode (Default)

b: Hub blink function enabled

c: Hub blink function enabled (Connected with switch)

Figure 8.1 Tone mode display

8.2 Receiver Unit

8.2.1 Features

With the support of MP780994 tester, the receiver can achieve multiple functions such as

locating and isolating cables by adjusting sensitivity, twisted-pair cable tracking, coaxial

cable tracking, etc.

1. Antenna

2. Charging status indicator light

3. NCV button

4. Wire tracking button

5. Wiremap indicator light

6. RJ45 jack

7. Power button

8. Flashlight button

9. Sensitivity knob

10. NCV indicator light

MP780994

WIRE TRACKER

RECEIVER

Cable locating

Volume

control

Wall

mounted outlet

(

RJ1 1

RJ4 5 jac k

)

Cables separating

8.2.2 Wire Tracking Function

8.2.2.1 Twisted-Pair Wire Tracking

(1) Connect MP780994 tester to the line.

(2) Set MP780994 tester to “SCAN” mode, press “PORT” to select RJ45 port. Short

press “ ” in tone mode to enable the hub blink function. If the tested cable

connects with the switch under working, “

” will flash synchronously as the

indicator light of switch port flashes.

(3) UT683R Receiver: Adjust the sensitivity with the knob. Making “Beep--Beep--Beep”

sound indicates that the tested cable is found out.

8.2.2.2 Coaxial Cable Tracking

(1) Connect MP780994 tester to the line.

(2) Set MP780994 tester to “SCAN” mode, press “PORT” to select coaxial cable port.

(3) Receiver: Adjust the sensitivity with the knob. Audible “Beep--Beep--Beep” sound

indicates that the tested cable is discovered.

8.2.2.3 Wire Tracking Diagram

If the targeted cable is among a large amount of other cables, please adjust the sensitivity

with the knob. High sound volume indicates that the received signal is strong and the

targeted cable is close.

Figure 8.2 Wire Tracking Diagram

8.2.2.4 Other Functions

(1) NCV function: Press “NCV” to enable NCV function. If the voltage of targeted cable or

receptacle is greater than 40V (AC), the receiver makes beep sound and the NCV

indicator light flashes synchronously.

(2) Flashlight: Press the flashlight button to enable the flashlight function separately.

(3) Low battery indication: If the battery voltage is lower than 3.4V, the power button flashes;

if lower than 3.0V, the receiver powers off.

(4) Earphone: When performing test in noisy environment, please minimize the sensitivity,

and then wear earphone to adjust the sensitivity for appropriate sound volume.

Interference can be avoided by wearing earphones. Note that earphones are not

supplied.

IX. Calibrating Length Measurements

(Only for test mode)

9.1 Setting the NVP to a Specified Value

As shown in figure 9.1, set NVP as a specified value:

(1) Hold down “ ”, “ ” and “ ” at the same time to enter NVP setting mode.

(2) To set the NVP for coaxial port, please press “PORT”.

(3) Use “ ” and “ ” to set the NVP value.

(4) To save the setting and exit NVP mode, turn the tester off then on again.

The tester calculates cable length through the use of NVP and signal delay. The default

NVP is accurate enough to verify length, but in actual measurement, the length measurement

accuracy can be improved by adjusting the NVP to specified or actual value.

Note: NVP refers to Nominal Velocity of Propagation. 69% mainly refers to the proportion

of propagation velocity of electron through cable to velocity of light, i.e., the velocity of light

is about 0.3m/ns, and the propagation velocity of electron through cable is 0.2m/ns, then,

NVP is the proportion of these two velocities ( ), which is calculated in

cable test by manufacturer. NVP varies depending on different cables, but the NVP of

unshielded twisted pair (UTP) is 69% typically, except for special settings, which need to

be set by DSP. NVP is the key value to calculate length.

Figure 9.1 NVP Value Setting Interface

INFORMATION ON WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CONSUMERS OF

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT.

When this product has reached the end of its life it must be treated as Waste Electrical

& Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Any WEEE marked products must not be mixed with

general household waste, but kept separate for the treatment, recovery and recycling

of the materials used. Contact your local authority for details of recycling schemes in

your area.

Made in China

LS12 2QQ

PO Box 13362 Dublin 2

9.2 Determining a Cable’s Actual NVP

(1) Hold down “ ”, “ ” and “ ” at the same time to enter NVP setting mode.

(2) To set the NVP of coaxial port, please press “PORT.

(3) Connect a known length of the cable to be tested to the tester’s coaxial cable port.

(4) Use “ ” and “ ” to change the NVP until the measured length matches the actual

length of the cable.

(5) To save the setting and exit NVP mode, turn the tester off then on again.

To measure actual NVP, please adjust the measured length to the known length.

Figure 9.2 Determining a Cable’s Actual NVP

X. Backlight

In ON state, long press “ ” for one second to turn on/off the backlight.

XI. Unit of Length

In ON state, short press “ ” to switch between ft and m.

XII. Auto Power Off

The tester powers off automatically if it is not operated in 10 minutes (60 minutes under

wire tracking state).

XIII. Other Functions

13.1 Low battery indication

Please replace the battery when the symbol “ ” appears. Power off the tester and

disconnect all test leads before replacement.

13.2 Troubleshooting

(1) The tester doesn’t power on normally: Replace battery.

(2) Measurement length is inaccurate: Check NVP and adjust NVP using a cable with a

known length.

(3) Display or button does not response: Power off and restart the tester.

13.3 Specifications

Operating temperature 0~45oC

Storage temperature -20~60oC

Operating humidity 20~75% RH (N.C)

Storage humidity 10~90% RH (N.C)

Operating altitude ≤2000m

Category rating CE, EN 61326-1:2013 / EN61326-2-2:2013

Tester dimensions 181mm x 80mm x 39mm

Receiver dimensions 197mm x 48mm x 34mm

Test net weight Approx 360g

Receiver net weight

Approx 127g

XIV. Maintenance

Wipe the display with soft cloth and glass cleaner, and wipe the casing using a soft

cloth moistened with water or liquid soap. Keep the tester dry. Do not use solvent or

corrosive cleaning agent as this can damage the display or casing.

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